Here the soil was black and crumbly, so damp that worms burrowed it all year round.
The following day it was confirmed that all cockles had burrowed and were filtering.
It is also true that none of the instruments described above has burrowed below the surface and analysed unoxidized material.
In most instances, the larvae had burrowed through the petals into the centre of the flowers, evidenced by clearly visible holes in the petals.
Most invertebrates of soft-sediment shores live either freely burrowed into the sediments or construct more or less permanent tubes, relying mainly on surface water for oxygen.
The table shows the results, and it is seen that in both species more larvae burrowed in coarse than in fine sand, and more in sand than in wood ash.
There was one old man who was found quite recently living for shelter in a hole that he burrowed in a haystack.
We burrowed away, and the conclusions that we reached are spelt out in the latter half of the report.
